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We had a discussion in the virtual office earlier today when we were working together to change a report in one of our applications. The report output used Portable Document File (PDF) format and we use a library called fPDF that allows use to create PDF documents via PHP for web based application and one of our developers asked: Why not use a library that can convert the HTML output into PDF?
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We had a discussion in the virtual office earlier today when we were working together to change a report in one of our applications. The report output used Portable Document File (PDF) format and we use a library called fPDF that allows use to create PDF documents via PHP for web based application and one of our developers asked: Why not use a library that can convert the HTML output into PDF?
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We had a discussion in the virtual office earlier today when we were working together to change a report in one of our applications. The report output used Portable Document File (PDF) format and we use a library called fPDF that allows use to create PDF documents via PHP for web based application and one of our developers asked: Why not use a library that can convert the HTML output into PDF?
Read more ...
We had a discussion in the virtual office earlier today when we were working together to change a report in one of our applications. The report output used Portable Document File (PDF) format and we use a library called fPDF that allows use to create PDF documents via PHP for web based application and one of our developers asked: Why not use a library that can convert the HTML output into PDF?
Read more ...
We had a discussion in the virtual office earlier today when we were working together to change a report in one of our applications. The report output used Portable Document File (PDF) format and we use a library called fPDF that allows use to create PDF documents via PHP for web based application and one of our developers asked: Why not use a library that can convert the HTML output into PDF?
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